Springwind Sonic Soul Collage

This ripple is a thin thread of the history of Rock & Roll in Cambodia. Climaxing with some wonder filled dance numbers from a young Cambodian band, Dub Addiction. Let's dance and play.

A ripple, guaranteed to shake off anything blocking your energy. Some rockin' women from around the world and some new songs from Imelda May. If you don't know Imelda, she has a sweet and unique voice in a jazzy, rockabilly kinda way. We start out with some good bounce and pogo dance tunes. Let it go.......

A rockin' ripple, rooted in 1968 and flowering forward. Some vintage live sounds from The Doors and Jimi Hendrix Experience with some funky dance rhythms to wind us down. I know it's cold outside, baby, so let's build up the fire.

Some new music from, perhaps, my favorite contemporary bands that make music to dance to. Open up your minds and free your bodies. You may never be the same.

A show of gratitude and thanks. No half measures though. We are gonna rock & roll. A chance to dance off those extra helpings.

“Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously. And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitude.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Drop some virtual acid and enjoy an exploration of the inner universe. The Moody Blues and Pink Floyd took psychedelic music to new levels of composition and expression. We have heard their hits over and over on oldies radio. But, live. is what it was about in 1968 & 1969 This is a flowy dance ripple.

A sweet, playful dance ripple, with a touch of electro-swing and a dash of gipsy. Jump onto the dance floor and swing that thing.

A journey into musical archeology. We explore psychedelic music from behind the iron curtain between 1969 and 1973. The world became closer to psychedelicized than I realized.

Far out man. We are celebrating 10,000 listens of Springwind Sonic Soul Collage. We are going to get on board the Springwind Time & Space Vessel and visit some rocking youngsters to start with and end with the band, at the top of my list, of bands I would want to see live, one more time. Jump on board for a psychedelic live dance party.

A mellow ripple rooted in reggae, but with some Springwind twists. I love to explore the influence of american music on reggae and vice versa. If it is your thing, add an extra bowl of ganja to the mix.